Definition
Definition of Holt - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namescommon last name for people
- Holt is a popular surname in England.
2.
placenamevillage or town name in various countries
- Holt is a charming village in Norfolk.
3.
politicsRare Australian prime minister from 1966 to 1967Rare
- Holt's policies were influential during his term.
Examples of Holt in a sentence
Detective Holt solved the mystery quickly. Holt hosts an annual summer festival. The train stops at Holt before reaching the city. Holt's disappearance remains a mystery in Australian history. Many Australians remember Holt for his economic reforms.
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- Chinese:霍尔特, ...
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Definition of holt - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
wildlifeRare UK the lair of an animal like an otterRare UK
- The otter returned to its holt by the river.
2.
woodlandRare UK small wooded area or hillRare UK
- We walked through the quiet holt.
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the lair of an animal like an otter 
small wooded area or hill
Origin of holt
Old English, holt (wood, forest)
Examples of holt in a sentence
Foxes often seek shelter in a holt. The deer found shelter in the holt. Children played hide and seek in the holt.
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- French:terrier, boisé, ...
- German:Bau, Hain, ...
- Italian:tana, boschetto, ...
- Spanish:madriguera, bosquecillo, ...
- Portuguese:toca, bosque, ...
- Chinese:巢穴, 小树林, ...
- Japanese:巣穴, 小森, ...
- Arabic:جحر, غَابَة صَغِيرَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוּרָה, חוֹרְשָׁה, ...
- Russian:логово, лесок, ...
- Ukrainian:лігво, гайок, ...
- Hindi:गुफा, वन, ...
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